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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
A BuiIdisg COIIapses.

PIrTBURa, Pa, April 2l.-Between
8 and 4 O'Clock this afternoon a sec.
ton OF the first four 6oors Of seven
story building on Seventh street, oc-
Cupied by Tate 4 Myers, Commission
merchants, collapsed and YVES preci.
pitated into the cellar. Five persons
were 10 the building at the time, but
Tiny Tsr5 %srSed 9! the danger by
the cracking Of the timbeys 10 time to
make their escape. The bulldog was
owned by Arhuckle & 90. (limited),
and was erected lees than two years
ago II is supposed that tho giTder on
the fourth floor, supporting the sac-
ton which fell, was decayed. The
lo,s was about $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
POPLAR ST.

OF Congress in October ia of the mo VI
confident character, aad is the result
Of the sscettsinment OF the fact tina,
the strongest men, North aud South,
East aud West, are urging the step On
the President. Mr.. Carlisle Il now in
Kansas, but will probably reurn in
the latter part of May. When he re-
tn ms he will be further consu ted up
on proposition which is being Ie-
ceived with much favor by prominent
politicians here, viz that the session
shall be called for the specific purpose
oirevising the tariff, and that u bill
which has already received the an
dorsemen. OF the administration ho
rt ady for the nsw Congress at ores to
go TO work upon. This might bs dis.
posed of before the regular session of
CoHgreIs begins, leaving all tho res; OF
the time for the disposal of the appro-
priation bills and miscellaneous legis-
lation,
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMISSION
today sent number OF letters to de-
partm. mt and railroad officials and
others asking for information in re-
gard to the roads which have received
aid from the government. The Com.
missioners have found the subject Of
their investigations to be mach In
volved and complicated, and their
inquiries are framed with view to
atiording a ground work for an intelli.
gent examination OF pS,iac railroad
affairs. The question will require
some time before they can be
answered, and the Commissioners will
all leave for their homes tomorrow
evening, and will reassemble in New
York in week or two.
JUDGE BINGHAM APPoIN rRD To sUCOERD
JUSTICE CARTTER
The President this afternoon ap.
pointed Edward f. Bingham, Of Ohio,
TO be Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Coult Of the District Of Columbia, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Chief Justice Gar ter. Judge Bingham
was born in New Hampshire In 1899,
aud moved TO Ohio iu early life. He
has for the pact fifteen years been
Judge Of the Court Of O mmon Pleas
for the Columbia District, and in 1881
was the Democratic andidate for Su.
preme Court Judge Of the y ate. He
was prominently mentioned for the
United States Ciruit Judgeship. IN
which Judge Jackson was appointed
last year. He is a personal friend and
associate Of Allen g. Thurman, who
warmly recon mended his appoint.
ment, ss did all the members OF the
Supreme O1urt OF Ohio.
TIE RAhANs OF LIKUT, JOHN " DARHN-
HowlR
were escorted 10 the IL o'clock train
en- route for Washington by the off,
GERS Of the Naval Academy, the band,
company OF United States marines
and file Of soldiers acting as pail
bearers. The honorary pail bearers
were Lieuis. Geo. P. 0'Colvocoresse
g. Il Ooahan, d. I'll. Mason, j. M. Ro.
per, H. McCreary and O. r. 'Miep. Be-
fore the funeral left lhe academy
there were Services a. the Naval
Acacemy, Chaplain RAwson offiriat-
ing. No Volleys were fred over the
remains The casket was covered
with cloth, and contained the follow.
ing inscription: Lieut.. J. w. Danen.
hover, U. S. N. Born September 30.
1840, died April 20, 1887"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
A Heavy Hail storm.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-A Times.
Democrat Rolling Fork, Miss, special
says: At 2:l5 o'clock this afternoon q
hail storm passed over this section the
like OF which has never been Witnessed
before. When the hail began to fall
the people thought the roofs were
being torn from their houses. 1t
hailed steadily for thirteen minutes,
and hail stones fell that were larger
than hen eggs. Holes were knocked
in roofs of houses and trees were par
TALLY stripped OF their foliage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

Syrup of Figs is most agreeable
and valuable family remedy, as it is
easily taken by old and young, and lie
prompt and effective in curing
habitual constipation and the many
ills depending on a weak or inactive
condition Of the kidneys, liver and
Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which it acts, and
awakens them TO healthy activity. For
sale by II. j. Hester and all leading
druggists; Van Yleet & Co., G. W.
Jones & Co, W. N. Wilkerson & Co,
and s. Mansfield & Go. have been 40.
pointed Wholesale agents at Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
HiIIed on m E,ovaior.

CINCINNATI 0 Ao'il 2l.-A Times
Star special fton Oonnersville, Ind,
says the elevator At the Cooley Nor
rson furniture factory fell from the
fourth floor to this cellar this morning,
kill nR George Hampson, and proba.
bly, fatally injuring John Mccormick
and W. T. Barcus. The accident was
caused by the breaking OF the ropes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
1890, 900 Fsct Of Lumber Burned.

cAao. MIcu., April q. Last night
at ii o'clock word was sent that the
-four, saw and pla1iDg mill belonging
to William A. He artt, at Wabjamega,
a small station four mil, Invest OF
Oaro, was on fire. The OSro fire de-
partment was called ont promptly, but
the mill aud over 100000 feet OF
lumber were burned bt tfore the fire
was under control. The fire was cup.
posed TO be the work OF an iDcendisry.
The loss on ths mill is $26, 900, aud
on the lumber $4,000. No insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
A Lady Killed by a TraIn.

PITTsBURa, Pa, April 2l.-An Ever.
son, Pa, special fays: While walking
on the tracks OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, near hero today, two
lalies, Mrs. Gettemy and Mrs. Ander-
son, were struck by a shifting engine
and terribly maDgled. The former
died In few hours, and Mrs. Ander-
son Ia in A serious condition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
Latest News From TnIIahassee.

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, April 21.-The
frat ballot in the Democratic caucus
at Tallahassee tonight stosd: Perry,
32; Bloxham, 35; Pssco, %. Subse.
quent ballots showed small changes.
The caucus adjourned to pm. to-
morrow,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22
st:;sr.en i,n,l. ca.ns. Attsa...

CHARLESTON, s. @, April 2l-JsiE
ierson Davis has written q letter 4
pressing reglet that he will not bs
able TO attend the ceremonies si tho
unveiling of ihe Calhoun monumea5
here next Tuesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

GEORGE W. EARHART, Captain Of
Police, Baltimore, MI, says: IL have
used Salvation Oil and found It q most
excellent remedy. l recommend it
to ALL"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

ly, with we'll timed song to tone the
audience almost to the dreamy state.
1t is a thousand pities that every
seat in the hnnse was not occupied. So
excellent performance deserved as
high compliment. The caste was as
follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

Solid SiIVerWare at MuIfOrd's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
CHANGES IN TIE BUSINESS OF A FIRM

b. L. the vellknown firm OF furnshers In
Union Square, have given notice that after May Their e'a
business will The large stock OF furniture
curtains poess cretons wall papers and decorations gen
orally for sale al reduced prices ana all
ordered the retail trade from The factory before
the big be cleared OF the stock on hand VIII be
turned wholesale furnishings Offices the same nrm con
tnung wholesale trade ON an enlarged scale uoer
the name.
the city founded about hiy years ago ny h
j. solomon eighty four old and out OF active bust
ness affairs MI Solomon took partner named art anu
had his first store No 4i9 Broadway In Ts ETem'e Sta'
of 1880 may found small advertisement OF the n Ous
mesa The number was 24l 24S Broadway Then IN
moved ~ Nos 800. Oof oOS anu
and West Union Square The business was AT
first only paper haDgngs ami upholstery The furniture
branch has been added IN recent years The pres
cnt members Of the firm J. III. Solomon
81 r. Solomon Simeon Il. Solomon and u. o. Earle.
1t habit Of the retail branch OF the Union square
store 10 take wholly unfinished decorate ana
upholster thoroughly and then turn over 10 It's owners
seccting the materials everything 10 ones Alb
soue wholesale branch has grown 20 great how
ever that neither time attention were et oI ne icta
and rather than let down. the hrm breaks on VIII IL
altogether SOomOns Sons have branch houses III fhha
delpha Boston Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago san
Paris, Franco and Manchester Enga'l THESE WIN
the trade by travelling agent how give the home ONCE AZ ,si
after The chef factory 10 here too III VIII
continue running usual during the closing out sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
CALENDARS TODAY

.upRyvr COURT Ca,uRRas-Bef,re Andrews. i Mo-,
r. 60 So So IL 1927 ls1 iso 100 lo9 2l9 24s 2Gi 27i
SUPREME CoURr-GESEgAL TERM Before Van Brunt r. J
Bartlett and Lawrence J.Ncs So 81 ~ 80 90 40 80
'g srrHYuE counr-srrcIAL TERM-pARr I-Beore Dono.
81 PRIME CouRT-sroIrAL TKRM-PART u.-Beiore i
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SrrlENK COURT CIRcUT-PARr HI.-Beforo Beach, j.
suPRENk URr-cmculI-PAnr Iv:mBofore ingraham j.
Nos 3757. $780, 30JG. 36I2 800, $780, $500
bURRoGATEb CoUkI-BeOfc ltoiilhs s-Wis OF James IL
strETioa couar-GRsKRAL TERM Before seigwick c. J.
Adjourned o the first Monday OF March. ~
SUPERIOR CouRr-sPEcIAL IERh-Beore Freedman j.
Nos. 66S. bfs Az
JNos 1880 1869 1917. 1871 1876. 1912 1863 1851 ii5i
COMMON PLKAs-sPEcIAL TgRM-Beforo Iarromore J-No
CoMMoS PigAs-EQuITY TERN BeioIovan Hoescn,J mos
"a, 70. 2d. q. ~ g. H. q: rr ~ a. II: w. p.,o.
Nos zJ7 2lG7, 22i9 1909 2253, $50 1905 1852. i7s
1a 1873 222S 7ss 74s 226o 2S55 24Gi isio 1914 2sSs
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22s 2lSo Ss4 II 1s - 2I IL pe 2sS 2l
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CRY CouRT-TRIAI TRnM-PARI ll.-Beore Hall, j.
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Nos 1908 sss 47s 2lG6 24oo eSi $685. o57 1925 Jo iii
ConT on OYRa AND TRIMMER Before Barrett Judge and
COURT oY GENERAL sFssoNs-PARr I.-Before Recorder
smy th and Assistant District torney PurdyNos l. 2 8
1counaT or GENERAL sKssioSs-PARr II-Hefore Judg,
Cowing and Assistant District Attorney FitzgeradN
8. g. TO- H. ~ 49, a. To- le. IT, 10. 10 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
AN UNPRECEDENTED PLEA.

Henry D. shipman, who shot and Killed his lanoady'
Mrs. Josephine Mason in West Thirty rst-st few days
sCo was arragned yesterday before Recorder smyh An
Indictment for murder in the first degree had been found
against him. Clerk Hall asked the usual question: How
say you Are you guilty not guilty g. Shlpman, VINO
Is Young and OF innocent appearance had no counsel nc
answered, Guilty" The court officials started as no
such plea has been allowed and had probably never
been given before in that courtroom. Recorder snyth
said
unprecedented and would scarcely be given
by man In The law would not allow that man
lie his pea There must OF course
be trial. and the prisoner viii DO remanded
Shipnan returned TO the TOmbs His friends have al
legged that nsape and his mother has made various
efforts TO have officials interest themselves In having an
examination his mental condition made. His lawyers
tried insanity before the Coroners jury ana
further attempt will be made when the case is tried
Some OF those who heard Shipmans plea suggested tat
II might have made give additional support " Ills
defence OF insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
OyLYA DISGUSTING JOKE.

Coroner Levy was called yesterday No 10 Park 10
Investigate what first supposed TO be case OF inant
eide but later regarded disgusting JOKE The
Name appears IA letters the door Of
te iquo store but hau9 The present proprietor OF tho
Shortly before Mt Raub found neat package
In the end OF the bar. ON the brown wrapping
paper Hiilen this valentine 1897.
Clara" Evidently the parcel had been left by srang
Mr. coorea waiter Oliver the package
dlsmay when he removed the wrappngs
body Of infant brief examination led Mr.
Raub and policeman TO conclude that The infant had been
murdered, as the body mutiated and bloody.
told the police 10 send the body 20 the Morgue
Al the Oak police station IL discovered that the child
could have lived long after BIRTH II 1t was born alive and
that autopsy had been made BY scian The natural
conclusion that had q murlcr but that
charged with the duty burylng the chds
body had left In the liquor believing that he could
make frOu for eOnl ouee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
/. MILL FOR THE PHOENIX NINE

IrOn FTdnctsc0 tNTUNIcIe -.
IT,, phgu;r Gaetie says that Charles X. Fletcher, tho
Eastern mneraogst. has gone to San Francisco whero
- invite bids for the construction OF 100 stamp mill
, nm AT the PhnnIx Nine In Cave Creek. From
20 ~ ancsco he will proceed to New-York, stopping,
ran r az Chicago To secure estimates mining ma
In New Pork he via fully report the result OF
. of the mine and approximate the cost Of
ms h,nerv necessary for Its fuller development All
the ,ars Who have examined the property have been
surprised delighted with its showing and ., there Is
for the operation OF the ninc will be adopted In
h near future There millions OF tons OF ore running
% ~, to 81 I'm gold and that II he worked with
Iio g,roat ia conceded all hands. Tho future
1i "a the camp hundreds OF men and make II valu
ahic Tributary OF our city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
No FAMINE IN NEWFOUNDLAND.

dispatch from ST. Johns, Newfoundland. printed yes
terday described the supposed suffering Of the people
there from cold and starvation 1t was said that Inc
Government mad sending -four to the northern part
OF the province relieve the distress but the supply was
inadequate and had afforded only temporary reIei mar
vey Outerbridge, whose office is in the Produce tx
change Building are extensive shippers to that region
and when n TRIBUNE reporter called there yesterday
afternoon Mr. Ouerbridge's desk was covered Win PIT
waite and business letters from acquaintance and friends
there About the supposed restitution and suernG' he
said:
haye every reason 10 believe the dispatches are false
Highly sensational stories are often teegraed 10 te aes
here and almost they have proven 10 De
Without foridaton from salarcd correspondent
@, a wclkuown paper an intelligent schOomaster believe
Int "A man does not Conhne himself u tle uu'h
As story the only foundation for II IS tha on ac
OF fishing there was some
But The Government give people worS ana paln
them at the barrel OF -four week and gave them
prOpotOnate rate After the men haa
earned enough last them until The slhg sea
opened they quit work Business has not YET ueeh
fere with al a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
HITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Chief Justice Of the Court OF Common Pleas has
Hooper c. Van Worst referee 10 determine
boS much snail be paid Matthew H. BTcen for
m. contest resulted s being declared TO he entitled
10 M Office OF CLERK Tenth District Court B,cn has
presented a bill To the city for ~. 100
Justice the supreme Court Chambers Yesterday
reserved his motion 10 continue the injunction
otained by John f. chief clerk OF Market
Police court restraining the Board OF Police Justices from
his position lie claims that lac
and not for unerprcd term, and
That the Board has power To remove him
Solomon Turck president Of tho Lann 4 Rand Powder
Company the defendant In suit IN the city Court
in which his niece. Miss
4; art paIIn. she demanded f4lO teaching
his anghier music. Ills defence that he had spent
aou 1858 for the support OF Miss
hcr mother and partial return for this the plaintiff had
agreed 10 give tho music lessons The jury found
defendant
The NewYork Catskll and Athens Steamboat Company,
which owns tho steamer Catskil, has begun libel suit
against the owners OF ie fcrryboat Baltimore for 7OU
Tie seanicr In collision September
. and the steamer severely damaged
William H. Thompson. who Injured while employed on
ono of the Cunard steamers last August HAS begun suit
in The United Circuit Court against the Cunard Com
pany for 900 damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
LONG ISLAND

Solomon Angel the tin peder. who Is SAID 70
have sold stock Of tin ware on January ~ and
~ y,. IN et the Aane day In Wdwoodave. by Mrs Luse
and Mrs arrested yesterday by supervisor
Uooner and table Wood. Upon examination ne gave
Glory account OF himself and was discharged
RABrIox-Captan Nathaniel Clark an old and respected
resident the Great south Bay on MONDAY ucx
his return homo he went 10 his room
and law down While asleep he stricken with paralysis
and died Yesterday Captain Clark once commanded the
yacht Mischief 49,
sAYvIILFwam Rocket arrested for the robbery o. the
pound Brook j. Post Office Is well known In This village
where he time engaged IN oysterng on the Day
RAY sHoRE-A few days number Of the residents Of
This place startled upon seeing pack OF hounds pusu
ing fine large deer through the main street Inc aeer
nnnoed in pond Clocks ILL., where was captured
IL was then the animal had large gun shot
wound in the side killed Shortly after tho deer
a horseback rode and calling bis
dogs quickly rode back into the woods The penalty iVr
hunting deer suffolk County for five years Is SIOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

xr.v.r ot,en are thirty conductor the North
xYnS.on Conty railroad crushed yesterday between
So And the wall In the Pasade Avenue station ana
rrobabIy fatal injuries taken to his home NO. LOO
North-st
The congregation Of the Claremont Chnrc
IA, Seeide3 10 accept the resignation OF the Rev MT for
Mr. Ford has been Kansas city for some time ENGAGED IN
,aation over his WILL and IL Is not known when ne
will return. .
Mrs Annie McDermott. the wife Of Hugh McDermott q
ali ion rnallst poet and the mother OF Allan L.
McDermot clerk OF the Court Of Chanccry died Monday
n,sbt at her home No 20 Hoboken after prolonged
siS9ess Her husband IN Washington.
The funeral took place e. ne
Tna Rev q d. Chapman, of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church conducted the servicea There was large attend
ence The body was taken 10 Philadelphia for bural.
robn Mersheimer ago four Of Constable Frederick
fell yesterday from the roof OF his faher mousse
~ No 338 Palisade av e.. and instantly killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
PREPARING 10 orSr HARLEM RESIDENTS

Mr.. McCreery and the other counsel OF the Harlem
Claimants who have filed their bill in equity la the
limited States Court are DESTROYS TO have il understood
that they or the parties whom they represent have
nothing whatever to DO with the Harlem Syndicate
which has been engineered by Waiter shupe. We
have no connection with any previous coinbinatioh'
rInIai,,ed Mir. McCrecry but simply represent the
effort OF all the heirs recover what they beheVc
riehtullv belongs To them" Frederick Baker, the
York counsel OF the hers, said That he was nara
claim 10 own PORTIONS OF the disputed territory II the
prayer OF the bill filed Saturday Ia granted, the next
ak months viii be taken mp by the heirs III proving
their line OF descent and claims.
The next step of their counsel will be to enter EJECT
ment suits against present occupants. Our greatest
diiculty. SAID Mr.. Baker, VIII be IN ousthS 'nOso
Who hayc been in po-ses.on over twenty years" The
work of issuing subpTnas for the heirs h'inS WITHIN
this State was begun yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
BROOKLYN.

dispense the services Of Harry Row shelley ihe orga c
Cavannsh Jacob Graf. and Carl Levinsen after May M
fore that held similar position Dr storrss church lie
e eq1 81 IN the h ' have reduced The
AUTHORIZATION this year IL expected that the Mcgs Sis
ornsriy the assistant organst. will become organist
The Union Elevated Railroad COMPANY winch has already
Structure at FatDus and at Fa,as and
!. oaG c a has Of Ss ss '
% s@$ the EPsEssF' % @
Tai6" and F,n s S1 The company s'
Hugh McTammany, who was sent TO the Insane Asylum
yesterday Judge Moore labored under the dea,o o a
Leo XIII. was one OF his hackers
The General Supreme Cont has affirmed tho
the suit Of Russell Wright Gordon Bennett for
600 damages for bel In which The iu amount WAS
increase ancpa ed by landlords this season
such demand that an advance wOulu Dc
warranted.
The Rev Dr. L. w Munhall who closed revival services in
Dr. Tamagc Tabernacle sunday after 574 new member
had been weeks lie had conducted meet
R 5 yS % o Men chysn ASSOCIATION SaGns Bible
h lsss IN NH the &c evening" s,ls% '
Joseph a. Farr travelling auditor Of the Long Island
held ior the Grand Jury yesterday oy
fered by Joseph r. Nayor formerly ticket agent who was
suspended upon charge OF shortage IN Ills accounts
Henry McCiay was admitted Mary's Hospital on
Monday s%erag from injuries the head which he said had
been received In fight a lie accompanied
S SS sen, w his daughter menre'ts at
lac, s %
Further charge made M IN
which she uncalle for arrest by
| yesterday that her story wholly unsupported
About thirty Of the BROOKLYN womens Suffrage
s,eSea 10 mss BY &r: Lille bias
port 81 S e Sy Gs o e
police maron for each Poiiee p s,ao caIro and
Deputy Dsllon
Mayor Whitney having trouble with his Park Commits
soners Understood that one OF them Disguised wiih nc
nation the Mayor refused 10 acccpti IL wac
s!sted that y the mas Of the Board discharge Inspector
Michael Iawlor thrtynye OF No 40 Rodney st. and
Henry Haggerty, age twenty one, OF No 80 Clnonave
Their horse away they driving the ice and
they thrown out in place where thn and broke
were recovered Young HaggeItys
sale dealer and he learning the business Of
| q wife three children.
William Higginbotham age thirty eight workman In
hatcSw az Yesterday and raeSred his skull He died few
hours later at ST. Mays Hospital
coroners jury found last evening that William Gaynor
found dead with bullet In the head
the ha llway OF the house. No.
where he lived came TO his death by selfnicted pistol
meeting Of persons interested securing rapid transit by
and Fulton last evening Addresses made In suppo
OF the project by Senator H. Russell John Oakley
grant franchise asked by the Long Island Elevated Rail
| road Company.
Special interest was taken evening the pri
owing 10 tho request ladies dofahelr hats TIL
Academy crowded. and abon half OF the ladies' IN tn
balcony appeared without Their hats Nor
would probably have done had not the cloak room prove,
Inadequate The club was assisted In the programme b,
Fraulen Lii Lehman and the New'iork philharmonic
| Club.